The Straits Times, 6 August 1975

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    16 1 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FINAL. EDITION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 1116/75
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    PLANE FLIES IN WITH PRISONERS
    1496 1 AIA drama enters its third day but hostages are still not freed KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE AIA drama entered its third day this morfiing despite *the arrival from Tokyo last night or five Japanese guerillas as part of »n exchange deal for 50 hostages held
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    Lock icon 'No sanctuary for terror groups' call to world
    309 1 TOKYO. Tuesday A SENIOR politician today called for international agreement to refuse sanctuary to guerilla groups after Japanese Red Army men In Kuala Lumpur forced Japan for the first time to free prisoners to save hostages. Mr. MlcMo Watanabe. deputy secretary-gene-ral of
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    KL flights diverted to Paya Lebar
    102 1 SKVSRAL international flights to Kuala Lumpur were diverted to Singapore following the closure of Subang airport last night after the arrival of the special JAL DC-8 carrying the Ore prisoners freed by the Japanese Government. The first diverted High* to arrive here was a
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    Lock icon Armed gang grabs $3.6m inHK
    196 1 Armed gang grabs $3. 6 m inHK lIONGKONO, 11 Tues. A gang of eight gunmen got away with nearly US$l.5 million (553.6 million) in foreign cur re ncy notes today in Hongkong's blggest-ever armed robbery, a police spokesman said. They shot and wounded two bank employees In a daring and
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      Gunmen free 13 hostages
      145 1 STRAITS TIMES reporters N.G. KITTY and K.S. SIDHI phoned 1.45 a.m. from Koala Lumpur: The gunmen released nine hostages live women and four children at 1.2S a.m. One woman was carried oat on a stretcher and taken to hospital In ambulance. The other four women and
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      2 1 THE PROFESSIONAL^/
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  • Straits Times World News
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      Lock icon ASIA TRADE ACCORD SIGNED
      207 2 BANGKOK, Tues. Six member countries ef the Economic and Social Commission fee- Asia and the raelfle (ESCAP) have signed Asia* first agreement fer liberalised trade among developing countries here after month -1 o ng negotiation*. The "Bangkok Agreement* wa* ratified on Thursday, by senior government officials
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      Lock icon HIS EIGHTH ENGLISH CHANNEL CROSSING
      94 2 DOVER, Tues.— An Australian grandfather. Des Renford, broke the world record for the most English Channel crossIngs when he swam from Dover to Cap Qrlz Nez, Prance, yesterday In 13 hours 10 minutes. It was the 47-year-old New South Wales swimmer's eighth Channel crossing to
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      Spy back in jail
      58 2 DUBLIN. Tubs. Selfstyle British spy Kenneth Uttlejohn was yesterday back In Dublin's Mountjoy Prison -where be escaped from It mn««ti» while sernng a 20-year sentence for bank robbery. He was recaptured last December In Brtu n and was secretly flown to Dublin at the wenswnri cfter
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      Lock icon Unionist dies
      27 2 PARIS. TU*s. Benolt Prachon, one of the most pnfcnlnent flfurea In French trade union history. died yesterday and. M. the Communist Party tnimim*. ed.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bonn urged to check sharp fall in exports
      283 2 Bonn urged to check sharp fall in exports PARIS. Tuesday WEST German exports have suffered a sharp fall in recent months and the country risks further deflation unless stimulatory measures are taken, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said yesterday. In a report on the West German economy.
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      Australian exports set record
      76 2 Australian exports set record CANBERRA, Tues. Australia exported goods worth a record A 52.246 million (857.140 million) In the quarter ended June 30, the Bureau of Statistics reported yesterday. The total wa* AST* mulloo higher than the previous re cord, act In the Daoember quarter taut rear. For tta* financial
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      Change in law gets Indira off the hook
      480 2 NEW DELHI, Tuesday GHOUTING its acclamation, the Indian Parliament today rewrote the law to free Prime Minister Indira Gandhi from her embarrassing conviction for corrupt electoral practices. The retroactive amendments to India's electoral code passed the Lower House by voice vote with
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      Lock icon 920,000 out of work in Japan
      221 2 920,000 out of work in Japan mOKYO. Tues. The 1 number of Jobless workers In Japan rose to 920,000 In June, giving the country Its highest monthly unemployment rate In 15 years. The Prime Minister's Office, providing unemployment statistics today said tnat when seasonally adjusted the figures showed an unemployment
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      Lock icon Cultural pacts
      29 2 BANuKOK. Tues. The Thai Oovemmer.t ha* decided to sign cultural agjrcmenu with the Soviet Union, Iran and India, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said here jasti day.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ten die in crash
      47 2 ANKARA, Tuts. Seven adulu and three children nenng in a lrnlrod. taxi <U«1 la«t night when the .ehlcte collided with a lorry near Adana, southern Turkey, local official* said today. Police are looking tor the torry-djiYer wno drove, off after the accident. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN REJECTS 'CUTOFF AID TO INDIA' CALL
      210 2 LONDON, Tu«e. ffCIK British Qovern--1 ment yesterday rejected a call In Parliament to cut off aid to India because of toe state of emergency and other itep* recently imposed by Prims Minister Mr*. Indira Oandhl. Conservative MP Teddy Tayior had asked If It
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      11-year-old mother
      22 2 11 -year-old mother POET MOSEBBY. Tacs.-A 11-ycar-cU native flrl has (iven Mrth te a 17kg (sU-Beand) bebj at official said today CPI
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      Lock icon The day Hoffa was told: Quit or you'll be killed
      301 2 The day Hoffa was told: Quit or you'll be killed TVETROIT, Tues. A LJ longtime Teamsters union gadfly says former Teamsters leader James Hoffa told him last year that Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenxano threatened to kill Mr. Hoffa or kidnap his grandchildren if he refused to give up efforts to
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      225 3 V tKNTIANK Tues- The 'official Laotian news Sf l 1 yesterday that American jet flfhter planes had violated Laotian air space over Luang Prabang province three times in the last half of July. WASHINGTON: 4 lisnemaer Con f r«ts>ioiuU defecation headed by P^yse of Bepresentatlvea Speaker Cart Albert left
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      Lock icon Britain's gold reserves up
      52 3 LONDON, Tuea. Britain's reserves of told and foreign currency rose attgfatly in July after aharp faUs in the previous two months, the Treasury said yesterday After falling by USS64I million In May and 5993 million In June, they rose by 161 million laet month to UM»
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      Lock icon Anns ban
      24 3 BEIRUT. Tuea. Iraq has outlawed the carrying of anna and ammunition in northern Kurdish regions, the Iraqi news agency rtported yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Mobs smash up Red party offices
      496 3 TENSION AFTER TROOPS SHOOT TWO DEAD II SB ON, Tues. Thousands of anticommunist demonstrators rampaged through the northern market town of Famalicao this morning, while in Lisbon a leading leftist general suffered what appeared to be a political defeat. The crowd in Famalicao broke
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      Lock icon 'Safe conduct' deal with IRA charge sparks row
      474 3 LONDON. Tuesday rpHE British Oov--L ernment has come under attack for allegedly promt sing Irish Republican Army (IRA) leaders "safe conduct" as part of the ceasefire In Northern Ireland. The Issue, which developed Into a major political row In Belfast last night,
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      Lock icon Racialism In Britain: Wilson urged to act
      261 3 Racialism In Britain: Wilson urged to act LONDON, Taes. There to still toe m»ch racial discrimination la Britain, especially In the fields of jobs, housing and education, the rating Labour Party said yesterday. The party urged Prime Minuter Harold Wilson's Government to boost its machinery for lighting against discrimination Much
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      Lock icon DOCTOR HOSPITAL FOR $26 mil
      149 3 DOCTOR HOSPITAL FOR $26 mil pHICAOO, Tues. A V> physician from India filed a Federal court suit yesterday contending h? was fired from a Chicago hospital because of his race. The suit, filed by Dr. Mohammed Abdul Nayeem, asked for US$lO .6 million (8526 million) in damages. Dr. Nayeem said
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      Nixon's big mistake
      50 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Richard Nixon might itUl be President U be had destroyed the White Houae Upas when, they first became publicly known, said former special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworakl. Mr. Jawormkl mad* hie comment* in an Interview last night jn Public Broadcasting Nsrvtofa "Martin Agronsky* evening WlOon
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      Lock icon Airline strike
      20 3 MCOfBAPOUS. Tuea. The Air Una Pllou aaaortaUnn ■truck Northwest AlrUnaa •arty yw> stray, a union apoa-aaman said. AP.
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      Lock icon 'Get us out' plea by settlers
      245 3 LUANDA, Tuea. Thousands of chanting Por t v guess settlers marched through central Luanda yesterday app c a ling for foreign help to evacuate them after a night of sporadic small arms fire and explosions. The demonstration had been planned since last week but
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      Lock icon Egypt's new peace offer to Israel
      513 4 Egypt's new peace offer to Israel DR X: WE'RE STILL IN BUSINESS WASHINGTON. Tuasday SECRETARY of State Dr. Henry Kissinger today gives Israeli ambassador Suncha Dinitz the latest Egyptian position on a new interim peace agreement apparently containing some slight concessions. "There has been slight movement on both sides," Dr.
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      73 die in rush to beat the heat
      62 4 SEOUL, Tues. Seventy- three people were killed ln South Korea over the weekend as hundreds of thousands swarmed seasides, rivers and other fcenlc sports to beat the hot weather. Police said yesterday the victims Included 62 people who drowned while swimming and
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      Lock icon ON A SLOW ROWBOAT FROM KOREA TO JAPAN
      119 4 A MODERN replica of the ancient rowing boats kelleved to have keen used for travel between Korea and Japan arriving at the southern Japanese port of Fuknoka yesterday after a M-day voyage from Inchon, South Korea. The l.tH-km (CMmile) voyage was designed
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      Aussies still in the red
      65 4 CANBERRA. Tue*. The Australian balance of payments (or the ftnartc**! year ended June 30. although ln the red to the extent or USSSOI million (851.4 M million), was an improvement. Bureau of Statistic* figure* released yesterday ihow that the advene balance was IS.B per cent
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      Lock icon FORD: WE ARE HEADING FOR BETTER WORLD
      360 4 WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ford, returning from a 10-day European tour, says 1 his meetings with leaders of Eastern and Western Europe make him believe that "we are on the right course and the course that offers the best hope for a better world."
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      Lock icon Israeli air raid on Lebanon
      241 4 rjiYRE. (South LebaJL non), Tues. Israeli aircraft attacked the village of Burghullyeh about seven km (four miles) north of Tyre this afternoon but there were no Immediate reports of damage or casualties. The raid came almost 12 hours after Israeli troops attacked a refugee camp
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      $62m stolen
      28 4 CAIRO. Tuat. 81x employee* of the Mtar Petroleum Co. have been charted with embeatltaf fund* of up to OSSSt million (SSS3 mulloo). Al Oomhourta newspaper reported.—UPl
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      324 4 Straits Times Crossword f F I 5 I F a__F~l P I P 1 P~ LssJ— L__l— L_J— L__— _b_s— L__l— ACROSS enthusiast come* down to 1 A calm reaction to current earth reverse ln Malaya (7). 6 Stare in wonder at first a Able to Include American galley copy
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    DEVELOPER ORDERED TO PAY TENANT $240,600
    507 5 DEVELOPER ORDERED TO PAY TENANT $240,600 THE Tenants' Com- pensatlon Board J*^ 1 1 Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, yesterJjay morning toured a Cecil Street office site before ne resumed hearing of a case in JoTvS." 16 JS m Mr Tan, who was £««npanied by foul other board members £Ur ruled
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    Passing through: The biggest tanker
    109 5 rpHE world's largest X supertanker, the 484.377-tonne Nissel Maru. will sail through Singapore Strait* today on her -maiden voyage from Japan to the Persian Oulf. The giant ship Is travelling slowly because Japan's oil stocks are still high. It will take 45 days for the
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    Broke into 11 houses using a screwdriver
    141 5 Broke into 11 houses using a screwdriver AN unemployed man and his accomplice ■slag a screwdriver brake late 11 houses and got away with $20,880 in cash and valuable*, a district court hoard ye«tenlav. Nothing of the cash and valuables was recovered. Usttg Kafc Sun. 43, and Koh Kirn Hock,
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    Late returns
    39 5 THIRTY -THREE people were yesterday fined a total of M.835 «n the Tenth Magistrate's Ocurt for falling to furnish. l n cofnf > t m returns on ttm* and various other offence* under the Broadcasting and Television Act.
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    Shipyard closes down
    258 5  - Shipyard closes down JACOB DANIEL By In the red despite Si 42m contract A SINGAPORE shipyard, which recently won a $142 million contract to build ships for a Norwegian company, has closed down because of financial difficulties. Stratton Shipyard In Jurong has now gone into the hands of the receivers,
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    Man denies $67,500 theft charge
    91 5 Man denies $67,500 theft charge HO Eng Beng, 22, yesterday denied areaking into the premises of Wlnsln International Pte. Ltd. and stealing reptile goods worth $67)585 between May 2 and May 4. Ho la auend to have stolen 155 repute okln handbags vßlued st sn.ooo. 100 reptile skin belti valued
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    Opium smoker
    28 5 OOH Sent Koon. M. was jailed tor four months ytsurdajr after he admitted ■nosing opium In a> bous* in Hard* ttroH on Monday at »J» pm.
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    NEW U.S. ENVOY PRESENTS HIS PAPERS
    144 5 NEW U.S. ENVOY PRESENTS HIS PAPERS riwjE new American ■a. Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. John Holdridge (above) yesterday presented his credentials to President Sheares at the Istana. Mr. Holdrldge who succeeds Mr. Edwin Cronk, was once chief of the embassy's political section in the then Ame r 1 can ConsulateGeneral
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    Death: Police plea to relatives
    50 5 POLICE yesterday appealed to the next-of-skln of a former Woodbrldge Hospital inmate, who died in Toa Payoh Hospital on Sunday, to contact them. Cbong Yung Cho. 60. died at about 4 s-m Relatives should contact Inspector a Nslr of Para Lsbar station at tri. H3344.
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    THE BIG QUEUE FOR GOLD COINS
    91 5 THE BIG QUEUE FOR GOLD COINS DART of the long queue of people who lined op along Empreu Place yesterday to collect their commemorative gold coins from the Currency Board. The «.mm comprised the bulk of the M.BBB lucky applicants. The coins, issued in denominations ef SIM, S2M and SSM,
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    Red Army: S'pore police put on alert
    276 5 Red Army: S'pore police put on alert CINOAPORE police 3 and the Internal Security Department are now on an islandwlde alert for Japanese Red Army members or subversive elements, following the abduction of the US consul and Swedish charge d'affaires and at least 14 other people In Kuala Lumpur on
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    MP's date
    32 5 TBS UP for Ponaoi. Mr Ni K*h Ting, wul pnsont prista to the winnon of the Kmggol sump Bchttttoa It 7» at Pongsol oommunlty centre on Saturday at S pjn.
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    Barber sentenced to 7 years wins appeal
    312 5 A BARBER, Yeap Chow Sin alias Yap Dew Seng, SO, who was sentenced by the High Court to seven years plus 10 strokes of the cane for armed robbery, yesterday walked out of the Court of Criminal Appeal a free man after his
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    Marine Parade oil mop-up completed
    69 5 rvPERATiONS to dean I the beach off Marine Parade of thick oil sludge ended yesterday. In yesterday's operations, workers from the Environment Ministry and the PSA cleaned several patches of oil Klcbules on the beeches. The Ministry will send a few men today to survey
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    WOMAN CLERK'S LOSS
    44 5 A STRAITS Times clerk. Miss Chlam Soon Hlang. lost an envelope containing her birth certificate and personal documents at a bus-stop in Zion Road last Thursday. She appeals to the finder tc contact her at teL *****1 ext. 290. or *****3.
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      95 5 Highlights for today Malay girls told to widen their mental horizon. Proposal to set up Pilgrimage Fund. Safety precautions for flag day helpers. Jealousy that led to murders. Bodybuilding: Fierce competition among participants. WE CHEHMI MIH IK RffWUC OF SMWOK FOR 10 GOOD YEARS OflNH>BttrttrMPraGttSS. MCOMMEMORAnTHIS Misncnus occasion with 10C0UWRFI1
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    Ong told me that Wee expected gratitude to be shown—Lauw
    3263 6  - Ong told me that Wee expected gratitude to be shown Lauw T. F. HWANG and BEN DAVIDSON REPORTERS: MILLIONAIRE Lauw Tjin Ho, 48, chairman of Lauw and Sons Pte Ltd., said in the First District Court yesterday that his secretary/ director, Mr. Ong Keng Kok, had told him that Minister
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    FORMER NS MEN WHO SHUN HARD WORK
    104 6 rE MT for Aljanled. Mr. Chin Ham To nf, haa erltldMd former national »erTleemen who disliked hard work and Mac MUar Joht despite hay- gone throe (h toagh Military training. He said It was dUappotnUm that the eompUcent »ifU plea—rs sensing atUtadc of
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    Case of boy who died after basketball game
    233 7 Case of boy who died after basketball game npHE State Coroner, A Mr. Chee Wai Pong, yesterday recorded an open verdict on the death of a teenage boy, sayIng that the evidence of a fatal fall during a basketball game was only 'hearsay." The court heard that Tay Hock Beng,
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    Judo class
    28 7 THE People AaodaUoo Youth Judo Club will hold a judo claa for beglnnen every Twli; and Friday from 7JO p-m. to »30 pjn. startIng neat month.
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    A stronger hand for lower courts
    742 7 Mandatory caning: No escape now SUBORDINATE courts are to be given power to impose heavier sentences on offenders and to ensure that a person will not escape the mandatory caning for his offence, even though he may be sent for corrective training or preventive
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    Search without warrant: Wider police powers
    160 7 Search without warrant: Wider police powers A POLICE officer below the rank of sergeant will have powers of search without warrant provided he has good reason for believing that, by reason of the delay which may be caused by referring the case to his superior officers, any evidence q£ an
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    Incentives Bill
    98 7 A BILL to give leglslatlve effect to the economic expansion Incentives recently accounced by the Government has been given first reading In Parliament. The Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax> (Amendment) Bill seeks to dispense with the requirement that a com- pany must Incur a fixed capital
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    *****73 wins $400,000 in S'pore Sweep
    222 7 *****73 wins $400,000 in S'pore Sweep TICKET No. *****73 won the first prize of $400,000 In Singapore Sweep No. 8/75 drawn last night at the People's Park Centre. Second prize of $150.--000 went to ticket No. *****09 and third prise of $75,000 went to ticket No. 3116M3. (SIMM> *****43 *****22
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    Cross-country run to mark National Day
    108 7 Hajl Sha'ari Tadln, Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, will officiate at a National Day cross country run organised by the Kampong Chal Chee community centre youth group on Aug. 24 at 8 a.m. Kntry forms arc available at Kampooff Chal Che*
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    Bukit Merah courses
    32 7 Bukit Merah courses BUKTT Morab «>»»i«...nitv centre will Mart courm la children's art, «xl*i fence, elementary folk dano*. volley ban. tabto-tonnls bMfcot ball karat* and pufUMte claaa* mo. For dttalls tetapbon. Mlßf7.
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    KUNG FU AND BERSILAT IN THE BIG MARCH
    326 7 pHE National Day 1 parade at the Old Raffles Institution field from 9 a.m. will feature 41 marching contingents followed by seven cultural groups. Cultural Items Include a benlUt display. *ung f u and lion performance, and a gymnastlci snow. Ive school
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    The cabbies who double their rates when entering RZ
    115 7 rriAXIS with monthly 1 ana licence* plying along Kesyel Road are s»*d to be charging double the usual fare for trips which Involve passing thrcogh the i— <ik>ed son*. This malpractice is aaM to may bog— following the extension of the
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    Diploma and degree courses in Britain
    109 7 Diploma and degree courses in Britain APPLICATION forms and handbooks for admission to first degree or diploma courses in universities and colleges In the United Kingdom for the 1976 session are now available at the Public Service Commission (PBC). Singapore candidates can only submit their applications through the PSC and
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    Man jailed for theft bid
    60 7 KOH Kofc Hong alias Kofc Kok Hot, M. was Jaltod (or (our months by a ***~flttrate'k court yesterday (or ■(tempting to commit theft at Uat Tower* Orchard Road on Monday at about 7 pjn. Koh was caught by a security guard while he waa scratching
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    Razak thanks Japan: No pressure from us to meet demand...
    30 8 .Tun Akdul Razak leaving th« AIA building under heavy polk* escort after visiting the operation* rocm-Plctur. by Vow Yun Woh.
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    But now we will have to be very strict with foreigners entering the country, he says
    532 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA appreciates the quick action of the Japanese Government in meeting the demand of the Japanese Red Army terrorists. Tun Abdul Razak said today. "The Japanese Oorernment must have taken a
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    Groom of three weeks among the captives
    243 8 Groom of three weeks among the captives A NEWLY-WED, Mr. K. P. Choong, 28, Is believed to be among the 50 hostages held by the Japanese Red Army terrorists. Mr. Choong, who Is sales manager of the American International Assurance, was married at the Civil Registry on July 12. A
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    FIRMS AND BANKS IN AIA BUILDING STAY SHUT
    184 8 ABOUT 19 commercial establishments and banks boused in the American International Assurance building remained closed for the second day today because of the seizure of the ninth floor by guerillas of the Japanese Red Army. The building bouses two banks and three
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    Lock icon BANK MOVES ITS CASH
    121 8 ARMED police escort a trolley loaded with steel boxes containing millions of dollars, from the First National City Bank offices on the ground floor of the besieged AIA building, for safekeeping at the bank's Old Market Square branch nearby. The cash was taken out of the
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    Sleepless vigil by the phone of hostage diplomat's wife
    407 8 THERE has been little sleep for Mrs. Wllhemlna Bergcnitrmhl since her hasband. Swedish Charge dAfTalres Frederick Be rgenst rahj was taken hostage. She has keen keeping vigil by the phone for news of the latest deve opmenta. "Yes, l>e rested a
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    PC who shot it out: Wine bullets whizzed past me
    355 8  - PC who shot it out: Wine bullets whizzed past me N.G. KUTTY By A POLICEMAN today recalled his narrow escape from death, when he exchanged fire with the armed guerillas on the ninth floor of the AIA building yesterday. P C Amurthallngam. 30, who underwent an emergency operation for a
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  • Across the Causeway
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      Storm over Tun M's Tray for me' order
      220 9  - Storm over Tun M's Tray for me' order BILL CAMPBELL Prom rOTA KINABALU. Tues. Tun Mustapha has raised a storm ln Sabah Islamic circles by Issuing a circularletter to all United Islamic Sabah Association (Usia) divisional chairmen instructing all imams to say a special prayer for his party, Usno, and
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      For newlyweds only
      45 9 JOHORS BARO. TUe^ A "hof-ynioon-lljnd aobaoa tar uoblj iiinfi oomphb ■oTcmment aoen, MaMn E^aVTaa Brt Kajl OUmmii BMt amid jiaiarHy. which land would be aito- to rouna uavl|-weaa w^bTrSTiVaoJh-J-^. aebcmaa be said at ttie S^S ««*abop atitoa BukM a*nyum Youth TrattM —IW
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      Fund for road accident victims soon
      328 9 KUANTAN. Tuesday LEGISLATION will be drawn up soon to enable road accident victims or their beneficiaries to qualify for automatic compensation Deputy Law Minuter, Datuk Atbl Nahappan. said yesterday the Oovernment was now working out details of the legislation under which the victim need
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      QUARREL ENDED IN EX-STATE PLAYER'S DEATH
      189 9 DENANO, Tues.— ShlpI pins clerk R. Anthonysamy, 30, was today jailed for tiro yean when he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of voluntarily raiiffag grievlous hurt to former state goalkeeper Abdul Rahlm bin Pawanteb who died after he had been struck by a
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      Pyongyang Minister
      43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. TUaa.— The* North Koran VleePrcmlar and Minister of Ptonsai Attain Mr. Ho Dun. armed bare today lor a Uiree-day official «tstt B* ni accompanied by the Deputy rontga mmater. M> Oo Bunt BUD. and Om other hfch-raaMof ndnJkUy •tttdssi.
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      Doctor barred for 3 years
      106 9 KUALA LI'MPUB, Tues. A Johore Bars prlvau practitioner. Dr. Chn Chee Peng, has beea mipended from the Malaysian medical register for three years, the president of the Malaysian Medical CoouMdl. Taa Sri Dato Dr. Haji Ahdml MajM lamail said la a stateBBCat today The eeejwefl
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      Lock icon Judges' meeting
      27 9 LONDON. Tues. Judges from the 34-naUon Commonwealth will attend week-long commonwealth magistrates' conference opening ln Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 10, it was announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Prisoners told by phone from KL: Check the plane
    656 9 Prisoners told by phone from KL: Check the plane TOKYO. Tuesday THE Japan Air Lines DC-8 jetliner carrying five of the seven prisoners whose release was demanded by the gunmen who took over the US consular office in Kuala Lumpur on Monday, took off at 2.45 Tokyo time (1.15 p.m.
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    Year end start for co-op pig farm
    252 10 Year end start for co-op pig farm \yOKK on the proposed $1 million commercial pig farming project in Ponggol by the Singapore Livestock and Agricultural Co-operative Society (Slacs), whose members are mostly civil servants and teachers, will begin in December. Slacs plans to start rearing pigs in a year's time
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    VISIT BY HEAD OF SUEZ AUTHORITY
    125 10 MR Maahour Ahmad Mashour. chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, will arrive here today fcr a threeday visit. He will spend a busy day tomorrow with courtesy calls on the Minuter for National Development and Communications. Mr. Llm Kirn Son. and Port of Sinuaoore
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    Hawker stalls balloting
    43 10 MR. N. OoTtndasungr. MP for Telok BlangaM. officiated at the baDotlnc of 139 hawker stalls at the Depot Road hawker centre in Telok Btengah yesterday. The tingle-storey hawker centre has 83 stalls selling market produce and 4B sellIng cooked food.
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    Lorryman and soldier killed
    128 10 Lorryman and soldier killed A LORRY driver died on the spot when his vehicle slipped and turned over on Its side, pinning him underneath, at a granite tjuarry In Jalan Kwok Mm, off Woodlands Road, on Monday. Ong Yeo Chi. 31, of Lorong Kadnt. was driving his vehicle ap a
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    Blood Bank donations and transfusions
    89 10 Blood Bank donations and transfusions THE Blood Bank received 804 units In donations during the past week, an average of 114 units a day. Dcnors came from Tanah Merah Camp, Singapore Polytechnic (Prince Edward Campus I. SeleUr Air Base. Rifle Range Camp. Pateraon. Candy (8) Pte Ltd. OulUemard Camp. Olivetti
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    SAF exercises
    21 10 THE SAF is conducting live firing exercises on Pulau Pawal until Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally.
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    'ONE-MAN THEATRE' BARNES BREEZES IN OUR WAY AGAIN
    284 10  -  RAYMOND JANSEN ■y DRIAN D. Barnes, the famous oneman theatre, is a solo performer in the truest sense of the word. Tot. when he goes on stage for a show, stage props are down to a mini mum, supporting actors and actresses
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    Farmers from Taiwan
    48 10 A ti-USMBBI Uve*tock farana study mlM'on from Taiwan will arrive today for a two-day rUlt. Members of the SUißapore Uvrstock Parmeri' Aoodttlon win wekxane them at the airport at 4.40 p m and. entertain them to a dinner at Mayflower Restaurant tomorrow at B pjn.
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    Cop's last wish gives new life to two
    315 11  - Cop's last wish gives new life to two EDMUND TEO By pWO men have re- celved a new lease of life following a dying man's last wish to donate his kidneys on Saturday. Shortly before he died of a gunshot wound at 6 pin. that day. police sergeant. Leong Chee
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    Housewife testifies
    56 11 A SPANISH housewife, who was allegedly raped and robbed by a neighbour and identified only as Mr* x. r««e her evidence In camera In the High Court yuaterrtay. She was testifying against Uo Meng Cheng, who waa accused of committing the offences against her at her Jalan Cherpan
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    University course
    38 11 University course THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a 10-lecturi> course In TwoSpeed Electric Motors from Aug. 38. Dr. K. C. Rajaraman. a Singapore Polytechnic lecturer, will conduct the course The fee Is US.
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    N-Day film
    32 11 QUEENS-TOWN Neighbourhood VI House Owners Association win celebrate National Day with a film show to be screened between Blocks ISS and 169 In Stirling Road on Saturday at S pjn.
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    1,600 more in PIEU
    43 11 /FHE Pioneer Industries X Employees Union has won the right to represent another 1,600 workers, bringing Its total membership to more than 28,000. The 1,800 workers were from the Jurong Family Bowl, Singapore Folex Pte Ltd. and Overseas Textile
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    BUSMAN WHO IGNORED SIGNAL FROM PC
    80 11 BUSMAN WHO IGNORED SIGNAL FROM PC AS SBS driver was fined $700 and disqualified from driving for one year yesterday after he admitted colliding with a ear, after disobeying a police constable's hand signal. See Hock Teek earlier pleaded guilty to driving dangerously at the Junction of Sooth Bridge Road
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    Y's Men's officials
    39 11 MR. ALBERT Low Seng Chua has been elected president of the International V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter). Other officials Include Dr Seng Kwang Meng (vicepresident). Mr. Leslie Be (secretary), Mr. Tan Khek Khng (treasurer).
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    Baby show
    17 11 MACranaON community centre management cMWnltUe wUI hold a tmbr ■how on Bun<Uy at t ajn
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    Foreign ties: Why S'pore must be careful
    546 11 Foreign ties: Why S'pore must be careful OOMMUNALISM and communism are still problems for certain section of Singapore's population because of the nature of the Republic's society, according to a senior government officer. Mr. Barry Desker, actIng principal assistant secretary of Foreign Affairs Ministry, said this when stressing why Singapore
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    Widow died of gas poisoning in air-con room
    305 11 Widow died of gas poisoning in air-con room A CORONERS court heard yesterday that rk a 61 -year-old widow, Mrs. Lilian Jeffrey Phillips, died ol gas poisoning In her alrcondltloned bedroom in Blntong Park on July 23. I She was found dead by her daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Mac Master. Their
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    PRICE OF RED SNAPPER DOWN 30 CENTS
    246 11 PRICE OF RED SNAPPER DOWN 30 CENTS rE price of red snapper (merah) dipped by 30 cents to $1 a katl yesterday, the Trade Department reported Following arc the recommended prices for 1— mm commodities: UCt: Thai 100 per cant 'O', si cents a katt or CoteThai 10 per cent,
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    YMCA health centre
    44 11 THE Metropolitan YMCA will Inaugurate 1U Health and Pltneaa Centre on Aug. 16 at 2 30 pm Mr. John A. Koakl. from the United BUt« YMCA and a ne* executlre at the centre, will introduce programma* of physical fiuvea and testing.
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    N-Day dinner
    42 11 MR. j. F. Concetran. MP for Katong. will attend a variety thow and dinner orgamMd by the l»th National D» y commute* of Katong constituency at Katong community centre tn Jalan Batu. Block on Aug. IS at 7 M pm.
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    Jail, fine and ban on motorist
    57 11 ACOUBT yesterday Jailed a bu for three daya. dlatimaUfled him from drWlng far thre* yean and fined hi* a total of MM for driving ander dh^aaUficatlon and withoat lnsarancr Wong YU K*w of K«Uh waa fo«iMl gmUty of committing these offences along Jalaa Ahmad
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      205 11 Brtntiag Op Hthtf sly »UI K»v>n*>li «c Hal C—ip ■^V^VB^-^ I THtT'S RIOICW.OO* I Al I JW6«.llXt4«c\=* JK96S. PONT TEU. r NEED COULD UNOERSTXND IT "ID ASK. X3U TO l/ IN B imilCV- ME >OJ»e SOME WBPE AN EMEROENCV/ 7 SO TO THS B THAT i I'M OUT OP ©ON©
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      LISBON CRISIS
      427 12 PORTUGAL'S political crisis Is deepening. The ruling troika of generals, formed in Lisbon last month with the objective of bringing some stability back to the country, has burnt its collective fingers in snuffing out the flame of democracy that nickered after the overthrow of the Salazar Caetano dictatorship
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      ADVERTISING CODE
      164 12 a LTHOUGH standards of advertising are generally high in Singapore, there is still room for Improvement Judging from the number of complaints received by the Consumers' Association (CASE). The decision by the industry to draw up a code of advertising practices and to work with CASE In stamping
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      'Go metric when you talk measures'
      223 12 I LISTENED with exasperation to the RTS TV programme Tor The Family" on July M and could not believe my ear* when I was given a comprehensive lecture In the ass of Imperial weights and measures. Temperature was quoted In Fahrenheit and weight In
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      56 12 ANXW road haa been built named Bartlev Orove. May I request the authorities concerned to do something about numbering the houses there In such a way as to avoid confusion with booses In Hartler Orove. Postal district numbers an a help, I know, but very often these very useful numbers
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      Bunkering barge back at work
      77 12 H7B refer to your report ff "Two Tankers Crash Off Singapore PSA Probe" (ST. July ST> and wish to clarify certain Inaccuracies. The two vassals Involved In the accident at the Eastern Roads on the night of July 13 were not tankers as reported but
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      95 12 trouble and made cootact with the "Cherry Blossom II" anchored there. Damage to both vessels was slight. The MS ORT "Cherry Blossom n" Is now plying around In the harbour carrying on Its business whiie the "Duma* Is anchored In the Anchorage. T. KANNU. Pert ec Slngapere Authority. DLIASE refer
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    BLAST MADE CITY INTO A NUCLEAR WASTELAND
    434 12  - BLAST MADE CITY INTO A NUCLEAR WASTELAND IAN MACKENZIE By MILLIONS of people across Japan paoaed briefly at 8.15 a.m. today, the Mth anniversary ef the world's first atomic bomb attack that devastated Hiroshima. The bomb was droned at exactly S.U on the swing ef Wednesday, August UO. Hiroshima was
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    Was the second A-bomb attack ally necessary?
    2047 12  - Was the second A-bomb attack ally necessary? BARTON BERNSTEIN 30 YEARS AFTER HIROSHIMA, PEOPLE ARE STILL ASKING... By MEW YORK. Tuesday YEARLY four years after Japan's sneak attack on Peark Harbour, American planes, without warning, dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, wreaking havoc on a scale unprecedented in the
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    THE KAMPUNG HOUSE THAT HI D A DARK SECRET
    194 13 THE kamp ung house In 1 Loyang Besar said by the poll( :e to have been bou ght by the Communls t Party of Malaya f( >r Its agents In Slngapo re for storing arms. The house i /a* shuttered and
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    EXPLODING THE MYTH OF MENTAL ILLNESS
    107 13 EXPLODING THE MYTH OF MENTAL ILLNESS rpHE Slngapoae Assoda--1 tlon for Mental Health will hold a series of weekly talks on mental health from tomorrow at the Council of Social Service Building, Penang Lane. Dr. Paul Ngul. president of the association, will talk on "Myth of Madness" tomorrow at 8
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    The neighbour who turned robber
    164 13 A DISTRICT Judge yesterday called for a probation report on a 19--year-old youth who robbed a six-year-old girl of her earnings. Syed bin Mohd. Kasslm pleaded guilty to talcing the earnings from Kalsom blr.te Ibrahim on the fifth floor corridor of Block 34. Lorong 5.
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    SIA TO GET FIFTH JUMBO IN APRIL
    78 13 SINOAPORE Airlines' filth Boeing 747 jumbo let Li expected to be deliven»d next April, according to a SIA spokesman. Ths sixth and seventh Jumbos are scheduled to arrive by 1977. The chairman of SIA, Mr. J.Y.M. PUlay. said recently that by *****, the
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    Double crash freighter towed for repairs
    161 13 Double crash freighter towed for repairs rB Fan manl&nrea—Uretl freighter, Tm Peng Me. 2, which was Involved in a doable tanktjr collision in the eastern Anchorag* en J«ne 24, was y— twday towed to •M-h-wmag Shipyard from EMtern Anchorage for repairs. The vessel was refloated on Snnday -Ight by Btnga—ce
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    'Front-end' projects to get tax incentives
    766 13 Financial aid and training **c******* s p*rant^ trwv Won B ranis non the Finance Minister, Mr Hon Sin Sen, announced yesterday that the Governraent was prepared to offer tax incentives to certain "front-end" projects of up to 10 years' pioneer status, generous training grants,
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    Six students remanded for week
    347 13  - Six students remanded for week COWARD LIU By LONDON. Tue«. The six Malaysian itudenti and a -waiter from Hongkong who were charged laat week with offences ranting from attempted murder to possessing firearms, were ordered to be remanded In for another week when they appeared In Hendon magistrate* court yesterday.
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    Stolen gems seized
    62 13 POLICE have «elxed a fuanUtj ot -Uchet and Jewellery. hrfteved to be stolen WQf*rty A aottM tpoketman ■aid: -Utmt of the rlcttma are ttudenU and youUM, many of whom did not report the km' He appealed to them to contact Insp. Abdullah Bakar of Orchard' Road station
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      159 13 We can do a Dttll for you on a new Escort During August September Come in and tell us what your want Trade-in We can be more than generous on our trade in valuation Finance? We can arrange terms to suit your budget So let* talk about jt__ REASONABLE REFUSED
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      892 13 On your TV i 1 SINGAPORE 5 3.M PI I Opening and TanonJuri (Malay) IM mm mi Imvml .Hatay) 3JJ Diary ot tvents (Malay) IM Sew Asli 3J5 General Hospital LM Tnu-T-w Mi Ptoct Mmm (PL 1) l 115 Re itak Tan (Repeat) LM Iras (b«M) I US Int ermissKMi
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      22 13 WATER consumption on Monday was 139.1 million callons (MS.IM cubic metre*), 8 4 million callona (SUM cubic metres) more than on Sunday.
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        56 14 T Tni. Mcritn P. tal E nU a H*U. D»t I Land a Et Credit Btiik (kite Dutr 13 16 woe 11 90 ao.tt tin tiu 12 30 IOW 11 12 II JO SIM II 73 II (6 I2JO 1357 .M 04 .03 M 0J .01 .0J 01 01
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        19 14 1» ardlnr I. Iron ilcma »l Tnat lytei •4.10 •X39 U 53 tO.T« —.110« 0« —.06 08 —.04
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        21 14 Mm Dv+7 OMM I 08. 11<*M Wmkm Merita UMM 0.C.8.& •«.•<• Trtal Tnmr: 1.44 M T««^ Vital: M.M M
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        47 14 *IMartfteh: m.*S a Tnaaaat: 4M.TS Hateb: IUM M Plipallu: ITLM 17 t Tta»: IM.SI 1* t f ri»in: SISJI 111 t O.CM.C: IMJI U iIU MS.4I M Dec M. IM4 1M f DM. St. IMS 1M Dm. lMt IM •Dec SI, ltW=lM Ju. 1. ltT* IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1548 14 THE last transactod ready ask at the close of huslnasi on the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 197S high and tow. Adjusted for scrip/ rights Issue). CLOtINO TONS: IsduatrUU baralr Maady walla Iba raal aaalar TUBHSVSB: OCSdal Ssvraa auppliad by
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      Market closes barely steady
      373 14 SLIGHTLY iaiprored sentiment la the afternoon lifted share actees from their day'J low on the Stock Exchange Singapore yesterday. Thin and quiet tradIng persisted throughout with prices confined to narrow, erratic movements. After dipping lower at the start, pries* finned slightly aad then softened again to
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1059 14 BID and offer prices officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday wltn the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of I.OM units unless otherwise specified All Time Bargain* or Settlement Contract* are quoted after the word- "Sett."
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      755 14 BED and offer prices officially listed and buslnrs* In and reported to tbe Kuala Lumpur Stock stechsnge yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In tote of 1.000 unlU. unlOM otherwise c ed ii«ousTiiiALS AIMWMU il MB) A. Tim (OTTSI. •km (J ll» 1MB). A
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      184 14 MELBOURNE: Broken Hill Propriety said It will submit to the Prices Justification Tribunal shortly on cost Increases Incurred since December 1974. This follows the tribunal's agreement at the end of last month to a 10.5 per cent steel price rise by BHP Instead of
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      Trading in KL ends mixed
      298 14 Trading in KL ends mixed SHARES fluctuated within fractional limit* on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday to close on a mixed note. The market was characterised by very quiet and cautious trading throughout the day as operators remained withdrawn. Reflecting the lack of Interest, turnover cam* to only 5A5.000
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      191 14 Indonesia defers fertiliser and rice imports JAKARTA: The Government has decided to defer Imports of rice and fertilisers because of sufficient supplies at home. Government spokesman sad. The decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by President Buharto. The State Logistics Board (BULOD) has a stock of about 700.000
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      40 14 LONDON: Petrocon Group of the UK and Swire Pacific of Hongkong said they agreed to form a Joint holding company, Swire Petrocon (Hongkong) to establish a technical service base In Singapore for Bouth-east Asia's oil exploration Industry.— Reuter.
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      PALM OIL
      77 14 BOTH Europe and the OS market were quiet on Monday, according to tbe Malayilan Palm Oil Producers Association. Quotations In USI/ccnli (Rotterdam) unlaas stated ware: Afloat (08) MM cau atUars; Aug (US) 32J0 cenU MUan; Sept *4e»/(UB> 11 oenU MUan. (US) 10 50 cenU traded; Oct two/ (US)
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        189 14 -f-OKYO. Tues. The stock i market eased on selling prompted by the on Wail Street, a sharp fall In Japanese export* In July and weakness In the yen In i terms of the US dollar, dealers said. The Dow Joner average i dropped 45.78 points to I 4.J5823 Trading
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        229 14 fJONOKONO. TUBS Tbß stock market ea»-d fairly a! -tarply In oonUnusd dull t -adlng today, deakas said. Prices drifted down t hroughout the saaaVio with ieaien dtlng a lacs of Inoantlve on the part cf Investors for Urn decline The Hang Stag Ixdex fell through the 300 lerel tumbling
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        243 14 M£W YORK, Hon.- Blue A chip and gUmour Issues led another dec'ine In the stock market today in the lightest trading of the year as Investors remained uncertain over t'kt protpects for another upsurge of Inflation At the close of trading th« Dow Joru* average of 30 Industrials
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        238 14 SYDNaTY. Tues. The market closed Irregular In quiet trading, dealers said. Following yesterday's lead In Melbourne, share price* moved hesitantly either way. (The Sydney Stock Exchange was closed jesterday tor the bank holiday). The Sydney AU-Ordlnarlas Index eased 1.12 points to 355.86. Fb»«— <lae«sl dropped to A 85.40 while
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        279 14 fHX U.S. dollar, at Its opening level of $2 4690, 10 In the Singapore forex market yesterday, recorded a loaa of nearly 1.00 cent from previous level and remained unchanged at *****S 95 throughout the morning session. However, after lunch the dollar weakened rapidly In quiet trading
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        165 14 ban£™ uS? "uSon^l 11 U U <™» <*»* *T ASIAN currency deposit Interbank nta* ■< at ■■tot* on Tuwdiy. Auf. 5: US teUua Offer BM T day* 3 f 1/4 1 mth •11 i« «t 16 2 mth* 7 1/10 15/IO 5 mth* T II 7 1/4
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        138 14 Menda? latuntay v«» uti Melbourne (i) iis.rr oom4 lonian IM.OOB Ck>Md 117. 0 M CkMd Beirut 1*7.76 IM 74 Zurich IM.OOB Ctaaa« 1(7. OO« Cloae4 Pirn 170 54 ClOMd Hoatkont IM.SO Cloeed pan (2) IH.tOI 1M.758 1M.14* IM.S2S Ezpon prtcea In non-sterllns arem la V.B. 4ollmn per ounce.
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        Indices
        90 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIAL* Monday JM.1 Friday 283 8 Wtek ago 294.5 TINS Monday 88.61 Friday 89 07 Week ago 9141 RIBBERS Monday 400 98 Friday 400.98 Week ago 402.22 OILS Monday 2M.N Friday 266 M Week ago 271.86 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDISTRIALS Monday 818.06 Friday 836.90 Week ago 827.83
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        154 14 Suggested Interbank rate* at 300 pm: CarrmMtoa Noalnal imtca ■■Hfcwlaa rmmtin mntii 7«tcrd»7 («ro«) parity ckup US dollar 2.4665 2 4675 2 8196 12 52 Sterling pound 8 2750 5 2790 7 34«8 —MM Hongkong doUar 48 80 48 90 MM —3 39 Malaysian dollar 98.55 M.7S 100
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        66 14 Minimum lending rates (in Algemene Bonk 7'/^ Bongkok. Bonk 7V« Bonk of America 7 Bonk of Ch.no 8 Bank of Tokyo 7 Bonk N agora Indonesia 7 Bonque oe L' lndochina 7 Chbrtarad Bank 7>, 4 Cho*e Monhotton 7'A DBS 7 Fir»t Chicago 7 FNCB 7 HKSBC 7'/ 4 Moloyon
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        31 14 UKMtnf Interbank nt«s In Uocapor* doll»r» (or Aug. 5: O««r Bid Overnight 4\ 4 1 mth J'» j% 3 rattu 4% 4 3 mtlu 4% 4H ■mum: P. MarTaj-jMc*
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        29 14 RANOE erf rtw o«m4 by ifc» juoi bouM on Au«. Ov«rnlgbt ta »>*%. bank bMla 4 i n aik Math OD »5 J S| t~nt. Ntuoau "limn CkT
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        215 14 mHE Straiu tin price I rose $8 to (MS per plcul in Penang yesterday on an official offerIng down 13 tons to 187 tons. The overnight London market was quiet with rorward buyers price sagging £3 to £9.157 per metric ton. LONUON: Tin prices were fully (11 per
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        CLOSING PRICES
        34 14 Ru bteer: Ai ig. 5. Singapore: Ang. 142.80 cts (HP et). Malaysia: Aag. 143.8* ets (an IM cts). Tin: $989 (a p $8). Offlci'al off erlng: 187 toils (doi m 13 tons).
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        108 14 |'Himn mcd ucs ix closing rWioss npj pieuL VISTIBOAV. Caaamjt ail: bulk M7| Him. drum Mtl Mlltf*. C«wrai MIMd (kM as) UK/Coat. SU B. Piinri Muntok asta «alta fob. 100% NtW $270 aall«n, sutni wblU f.o.' >. M« NL.W 1233 aallara. Bar iwak apa>laJ black r.u.b. nlw |im aallan.
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        Copper prices
        39 14 London copper prteaa oa Monday (pt-avKwa la brackMa). Wlnfcar S[ ot hurt ISM (ISTT). Milan (SM 1 1377.50). Thm Month be jrer COOS (<MO>. aalUr <0M i f 39 O.SOI. Mark<tt Ttmi Vary alaadr IU« ».M0 tonoaa.
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        558 14 '['he Singapore rubber market was traded quietly and rather uncertainly yesterday around Monday's final level*. although the opening was quoted lower. Turnover was mainly In nearby months and forwards were neglected apart from small switching. The morning sflijn closed Quiet The market Unproved slightly during a quiet afternoon,
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        105 14 TXAILY BMB and 86R prior* jautd at noon j—lMltaj B4Q^ajj B#SCC% Bfl^W BtaBBTS Mill.! (JvnrMiMU) IhmHMU, BMR »CV (1 tan pallet) 149 it 160.MN IMJt 1J1.60N BMK SL (1 ton pallet I tUJI) 149 SON 149 SO 150 JON SMR (1 too paltati 14«0<) 147 OON 147.00
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      Gloom still hovers over NBT
      248 15 Gloom still hovers over NBT rpHOUOH the year A ended May 1975 at North Borneo Timbers has turned out to be as dismal as expected, the dlsappointment of shareholders at the performance Is being ameliorated by a scrip issue of one-for-slz. This U the third consecutive scrip issue In v
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      90 15 Uptrend at MBS continues GROWTH at Malaysia Building Society has continued into the current year with prospects of pre-tax profits surpassing by a good margin the $9 99 million achieved In 1974. This U the Indication given In the interim statement which reported a 24.9 per cent growth In pre-tax
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      Bumper results at Metro
      198 15 AS expected, Metro A Holdings has turned in bumper results for the year ended March 1975 with group pre-tax profits Jump i ng 42.2 per cent to $3 81 million. Coming after Interim profits of $1.49 million. the full year results Indicate that Metro did exceedingly
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      KL Industries in the red
      197 15 FR the first half-year ended April 1975. Kuala Lumpur Industries has Incurred a pre-tax loss of $220,843 compared with profits of $10,099 in the previous corresponding period. In his Interim report the chairman. Datuk Teh Hong Plow, describes the period as a dlfflault one in
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      111 15 GROUP pre-tax profits at Xv Van Sang Holdings grew by 17.9 per cent to $415,676 for the first half-year ended June 1975. Gross trading profits ro&e by 8.4 per cent to $796,098 on a turnover increase of only 1.2 per cent to $4 20 million Interest received
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        132 15 AMSTERDAM. Man I%e market generally firmed in oontlnued dull condition*. with PklMea. U«Miiii and ■•yml Da** higher and Akae and Bin mater unong Dutch lntcmatknala, dealers Mid. Major banks roee ahead of haU yearly rwulu due toon, and Pis»Uie, AkAm and Gfcaa> also firmed. 'thnsum—di, KLM and As—lifcm were
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        120 15 ZURICH, lion— IB the afaMnc* of tttimileUng news, th* Zurich Hock bum m aknoet uneh*D«M on U*t PtKUyi levete today The voiuma of trading w WST7 MMUThe bond market 000UniMd flnn The Credit Bulm* todec. eloMd 03 point toew to IMJ. null pin— la Iww MM Witt U» UM
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    65 19 MRS. JEE KOK TEONQ nee Chin Bwea Cheng, aged 80. passed sway peacefully on 4 8 75. leaving hrhlnd 4 sons. Ouan Huat. Ouan Kool Ouan Foo. Ouan Keem, one laughter Kirn Leen. 4 daugh-ters-in-law, one son-in-law. 13 grandchildren, one grand-son-in-law, one grand-daughter-in-law and two great-grand-chil-dren Funeral on
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    65 19 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Rl-i-hard Verghese thank doctors and staff of O H for their kindness, relatives and friends for their condolences, assistance, wreaths, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Kwan Lan Po thank all friends, relatives Firms. Associations
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    21 19 S.O.S SAMARITANS OF Singapore Troubled"" Discouraged l Ring 91-44-44 day or night Help is as near as the telephone
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    Under 23s give Kiwis good fight
    188 21 Under 23s give Kiwis good fight By A. JOHNSON CINGAPORES Un-der-23 rugby squad gave an encouraging performance in their first workout yesterday although beaten by 12-24 (three tries to six tries) by 'C Coy IRNZIR in a friendly match at Police Academy. The Under-23 side showed good teamwork but were
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    Yankees edge Milwaukee
    70 21 NTW YORK. Toes. ResnlU of yesterday's major league baseball games: AMERICAN: Cleveland 6 Detroit 4. New York Yankees 1 Milwaukee 1. Chicago 4 California 1. Baltimore 13 Boston g. Kansas City Mlnneeota 6. Texas 13 Oakland 0 NATIONAL: St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 4. Montreal 4 New York
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    Lock icon Spain stay in hunt
    56 21 PARIS. Tues. Spain yesterday won the doubles match of the Oaiea Cup Junior tennis tournament final to cv Caschostorakla's lead to 3-1. The Csech* won the first two singles on Sunday. Ytaterday Spain's Miguel Mir and Angel Olmenes beat Chechoslovakia i Tavel Sk»u and Tomas Bmld
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    Lock icon Coan sets world freestyle mark
    173 21 Coan sets world freestyle mark AJFW YORK. Tues. Andy A^ Coan. winner of three gold medals at the recent World Swimming championships set a world record In the 100 metres freestyle at Port Lauderdale yesterday Coan. a 17-year-old High School senior, was clocked at 81 ll seconds during the Region
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    GOALKEEPER ARUMUGAM BACK IN ACTION
    245 21 GOALKEEPER ARUMUGAM BACK IN ACTION KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Goalkeeper R. Anim.ifcam will be back In action for Malaysia aninst Bangladesh in their Merdeka soccer tournament match here tomorrow night at 7.50. Arumuftam. who last Saturday had three stitches on his cut left eye brow after colliding with Japan's Ncbus Kawakaml,
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    Worcestershire cruise to innings victory
    259 21 LONDON. Tues. Worcestershire showed snmethlnx of the form which made them chamDlons last swin when they captured H Gloucestershire wicketa in less than four hours In their English County cricket match at Cheltenham yesterday. Twelve of Olcuceatershlre's wickets fell before lunch, enabling Worcester to cruise
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    GOLD AND RECORD BY TENG CHUAN
    468 21 CHINA AND SINGAPORE SWIMMERS DOMINATE WON GKONG, Tues. Singapore's Khoo Teng Chuan yesterday broke his own National record for the 400 m freestyle when he won the event at the 21--nation International Swimming and Diving competition at Peking. Teng Chuan, the only foreign swimmer
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    HEATHER, MIRNIGAR AND TANG ARE SINGAPORE'S BEST GOLD MEDAL HOPES
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    20 21 OLASOOW, Tues. Mo» therwell and Dundee drew l-i in an Anglo-Seottiah tournament football match here last night. Reuter.
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    Asian officials hit out at Fina
    225 21 Vf ANILA. Tw, Fw l Ada fwtmmlat officials have eriUeiaed the International I) ll Federation (Ptoa) for threaieatag easpead mtmkin^ eoaapetlaf with Withes* FIBS lIIMBIiH. Urn pmuiiil itilHaseai News Ageae? resorted from P*sln f today. Tkc report mid the torn officials tin from Malaysia,
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    First win
    38 21 NKW YORK, TtSM. Seventh -seeded Tom Oorman •cored his first major tournament victory In 31 months, rallylDg tor a 7-5. i-t. S-4 win over iinsurtsrl Sherwood Stewart In the Hill Imspiii Western Tennis Championships yesterday AT.
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    Asia's top players invited to Open
    198 21 Asia's top players invited to Open SOME of Asia's leading tennis players Thailand's S. Champisrl, Filipinos Eddy Cruz and Alexander Marclal, and India's veteran player Ramanathan Krishnan are expected to compete in the Singapore Open championships at the National Stadium courts from Sept. 3 to Sept 7. Twelve countries, including
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    Lock icon AUSSIES DASH GREIG'S DREAM...
    379 21 AUSSIES DASH GREIG'S DREAM. F ONDON, Tues. Tony Greig's dream of leading England to victory over Australia In his first match as captain faded when the Second Cricket Test ended in a tame draw at Lord's here today Final scores were: England 315 and 436-7 declared, Australia 208 and 329-3.
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    90 21 ENGLAND Ist Inns 315 (Orelg Knott 68 Steele 50 Llllee 4-84 > AUSTRALIA Ist Inns 2M (Edwards 90 Llllee 73 no. Snow ENGLAND 2nd Inns 436-7 declared (Edrlch 176 Wood 53). AISTK ,\LI A 2nd Inn.. MsCsaker lbw Steele 78 Turner c Gooch b Orelg 31 I. t happen
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    Favourite Bee Khim races to 3-stroke lead
    217 21 TAEFLNDINO cham--13 plon KeeßeeKhim opened up a threestroke leaa at the end of the first day's play in the Singapore Women Open Oolf Championship at the Buklt course yesterday. Bee Khim, who Is strongly fancied to win the title for a record fifth
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    42 21 SUVA. Fiji, Tues. Australian professional Frank Phillips yesterday won the Air New '"vi Open golf championship here with a six -under- par total of 283. Another Australian. Stewart Olnn. three-putted the final hole to finish one stroke behind Phillips Reuter
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    Negri to test Cup final side on Sunday
    297 21  - Negri to test Cup final side on Sunday JOE DORAI By VEGRI Sembilan. 11 beaten in the semifinals by Selangor, will test Singapore's Malaysia Cup Final side at the National Stadium op Sunday (klckof f 7.30 p.m.). Two National league Dlv One matches on Sunday Geylang Internationals v Farrer Park
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    Year's best mark by Burglinde
    81 21 MUNICH. Tues. Women's world record nolder Burgllnde Pollak of Cast Oermany turned In this year's best women's pentathlon performance at an international tournament at Dortmund yesterday, scoring 4.783 points. European Junior women's champion Daerbel Mueller, also an Bast Herman, came In second with 4.561 points
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    65 21 MUNICH. Tues. Maurice Bembrldge 30-year-oid British Ryder Cup golfer, swept to a seven strokes victory with a final round of M In the German Open champlorshlp at Bremen yesterday. Bembrldge finished 11--undrr-psr on 355 to collect a prise of 13.000 (118.000) Joint runners-up on 292 were 2S- year-old
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    24 21 MUKI«CAL. TUBS. Olympic champions Soviet Union defeated Mexlcc 104 to record their filth straight victory in the pre-olymplc water polo troumament here.
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    August 30—most likely date for Malaysia Cup final
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    Lock icon Gold strike denial
    84 22 VDDfNA. Tua*. AustroMlneral. an Australian oonsuJung and encutearlns; flnn, y«t*rday denied report*- It had Uruck huge deposit, of gold during proapwrtlnt work In the fc«i^/».--mountaln range In Pakistan. A spo*-—n*n for Austro-. Mineral, a subsidiary or Austria's nationalised Iran and steel producer Voeest Alpine, •aid -It I*
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    65 22 TOKYO, Tuea. A ground self-defence force helicopter crashed In heavy rain on Shlkoku. Japan's smallest main Island today, killing four people, police reported. Police said the helicopter was hit by lightning and burst Into flame on crashing Into a mountain In Kagawa province on northern Shlkoku
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    51 22 ROMT. Tue* Slipping milllonaress Christina UnasaU Andreadls and bar husband Alexander Andreadls have been spending pan of their secret honeymoon In Rome, a newspaper reported here today. The dally D Hi— printed two photographs of the couple shopping In the fashionable Via CbndotU near the Spanish steps.
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    49 22 WAaHTNOTON, Tubs Ainfcall service Ujfsen the Milted State* and South Vietnam, suspended on April W. was resumed f iislj the OB Postal Service announced. •"Beaimptton of service resulted from the Soviet Union's agreement to provide transit service for ■m.ii to Saigon,'* an »T-*— said— Rauter.
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    49 22 JERUSALEM. Tue*. Th* Israeli pound was today devalued by almost two per cent against the OS dollar, the Finance Ministry announced The value of the dollar, with which the Israeli pound Is officially linked, now rise* from 6 12 Israeli pounds to 625 Israeli pounds. Reuter
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    Lock icon Off for the swop—one of the 5 freed guerillas
    72 22 Off for the swop— one of the 5 freed guerillas HANDCUFFED and flanked by grim-faced, policemen, Jun Nlshlkawa, one of the five Japanese guerillas freed from prison, Is taken to Tokyo International Airport on Tuesday for a flight to Kuala Lumpur. With two of their colleagues refusing to leave, the
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    Lock icon $l,lBom extra loan bid by Pertamina
    176 22 $l,lBom extra loan bid by Pertamina TOKYO, Tuesday npHE Indonesian state-owned oil company 1 Pertamlna has asked a Japanese consortium to lend It an additional US$4BO million (SSI.IBO million) to build a natural gas liquefaction plapt In Indonesia, a consortium spokesman said today The spokesman for the Japan-Indonesia Liquefied Natural
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    172 22 MARCOS: U.S. CAN GO ON USING BASES MANILA. Tues. The Philippines U ready to let the United States continue using all the facilities on the American bases here, provided they are under control of the Philippine Government. President Marcos said today. The President was talking to *a visiting member delegation
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    200 Reds hold Thai outpost
    75 22 BANGKOK. Tuea At least 300 communist terrorists ware holding a small Thai border police outpost of M awn at bay near the T --**tTi border, poll c source* said toThe polk« said the North Vietnamese- Jacked terrorists In Nan province gag km (660 miles) north
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    60 22 DACCA. To**. At least M people arc ntMng after ferry boat capalaad and sank In the Rl*«r Marhn* In »*nfiart*ah. the stata-own** newspaper ItUfao. reported today. Of approximately 300 pasMifn aboard, many swan to there tart others m faared trapped la-id* the mscl when It sank
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    86 22 KUWATT:WE WONT ALLOW PLANE IN KUWAIT, Tuea. Kuwait would not allow a plane carrying Japanese goerlUas to land here. Foreign Ministry Under- Secretary Isa A""m(l said here last night. Reports from Kuala Lumpar said Japanese Red Army gunmen holding hostages there had demanded to be flown to Kuwait once their
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    258 22 Miki is busy with the 'Malaysian affair' WASHINOTON, Tues Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Mlkl. currently In Washington for discussions with President Ford cancelled a planned visit to the Smithsonian Institution yesterday. A Japanese Embassy splkesinan said that Mr. Mlkl was too busy with the "Malaysian affair" to do so. Meanwhile
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